Kindred Credit Union

The work your organization does matters deeply to your community.

Your financial partner should understand that responsibility too. At Kindred, we have worked alongside churches, charities, and faith-based organizations for decades, understanding that stewardship goes beyond managing finances. From everyday banking and mortgages to long-term planning and reduced-fee banking options for congregations and charities, our goal is to help more resources stay focused on ministry, care, and community impact. Because banking for faith communities should feel supportive, thoughtful, and aligned with what matters most.

Learn more about Church and Organization Banking at Kindred: https://www.kindredcu.com/business-banking/church-organization-banking



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Church / Organization Banking Whether you’re looking for small business banking or a larger commercial loan—Kindred can help. Rev. Brooke Ashfield from Knox Presbyterian Church explains how Kindred’s understanding of churches led to a relationship that allows Knox to direct more of its funds to its ministry and mission.

June is National Indigenous History Month—a time to honour the rich history, heritage, resilience, and diversity of First Nations, Inuit, and Métis Peoples across Canada.

Let’s celebrate their contributions while learning about the past to build a future rooted in reconciliation and respect. Explore ways to get involved: https://tinyurl.com/fmmbtm9z 

National Indigenous History Month - Statistics Canada In June, we mark National Indigenous History Month. During this month, people across the country take the time to recognize the rich history, heritage, resilience and diversity of Indigenous peoples and communities. More than 1.6 million people in Canada identified as Indigenous in 2016.